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See 3 small update videos on where BC old-growth and protected area policies are at as of early November 2023
$1billion for BC Conservation! Next steps…. BC Old Growth Policy Overview
$1 Billion BC Nature Agreement must be guided by Ecosystem-Based Targets!
See our video series summarizing BC old-growth policy progress and the loopholes that still must get closed:
And see our most recent media release on the BC old-growth situation
And our earlier submission to the Biodiversity and Ecosystem Health Framework (if you are a real policy wonk who wants to understand how things work).
Here's a new video by the EEA's Executive Director Ken Wu on a BC Old-Growth Policy Update **Note: it was filmed before the new forest policy progress announcements by Premier Eby a couple days ago, which we have included in the write-up below. Please watch and SEND a MESSAGE to the BC and federal governments asking them to keep moving forward at: https://www.endangeredecosystemsalliance.org/news/bc-needs-an-effective-federal-provincial-nature-agreement
The short summary: The new BC Premier David Eby is undertaking major and much needed policy overhauls to develop the framework and funding that will enable a massive expansion of protected areas in BC shortly, via First Nations initiatives (***NOTE: in BC, the province legally cannot unilaterally establish protected areas and "just protect the old-growth" - the support of local First Nations governments is a legal necessity in their unceded territories. Old-growth logging deferrals and protected areas move at the speed of local First Nations - the government's policies and framework can facilitate or hinder, help speed up or slow down, the abilities of First Nations to protect ecosystems, if they choose. This is a vital fact to understand for conservation and old-growth advocates).
Read moreHear a quick summary overview by the Endangered Ecosystem Alliance's Executive Director Ken Wu about some of the progress for protected areas expansion policies and funding that were announced from Canada and several provinces during the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP15) in Montreal between Dec.7 to 19, 2022.
Read moreCheck out the Endangered Ecosystems Alliance's new 5 min video on "Nature Protection in Canada - Time for Ambition and Ecosystem-Based Targets" explaining key issues as 195 countries converge in Montreal to negotiate new international protected areas targets and policies at the UN Biodiversity Conference.
Most importantly SEND a MESSAGE to your provincial government and to the federal government to scale-up their protected areas ambition here.
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Check out our NEW mini-documentary video on the Coastal Dry Forests of British Columbia (ie. the Coastal Douglas-Fir and Very Dry Coastal Western Hemlock ecosystem).
Read moreSee the Endangered Ecosystems Alliance's new mini-documentary video on the amazing grasslands of the Interior Valleys in British Columbia, home to some of the greatest concentrations of unique and endangered wildlife in Canada with an emphasis on the South Okanagan and Similkameen Valleys.
Read morePlease watch and SHARE our NEW mini-documentary video on the “Old-Growth Coastal Temperate Rainforests in BC”! This video is a quick but expansive overview of the core issues surrounding the War in the Woods over logging of the last endangered old-growth forests in BC. This is the first in a series of mini-documentaries that we are producing on the Amazing Ecosystems in Canada.
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Here on Facebook is an Old-Growth Town Hall Zoom event where 700 people attended, with the EEA's Ken Wu, Green MLA's Sonia Furstenau and Adam Olsen, scientists Andy MacKinnon and Rachel Holt, and Kwakiutl councilor Dorothy Hunt.
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